Trouble Getting a Client Insurance with Elevated PSA's

[number9]

I have a 62 year old client who is applying for $250,000 of a 20 year term, he would consider permanent insurance. Over the last 10 years he has had consistently elevated PSA levels ranging from 10.20 to 11.57. He has had three different biopsies and his urologist says there is no evidence of cancer. Other than the elevated PSA's he is in great health, no medications, no health history, good build and family history.

He has been declined at Banner, Prudential, Met life and Lincoln Financial. Are there any companies that would consider this guy for insurance?

 

[dgoldenz]

He has had three different biopsies and his urologist says there is no evidence of cancer.

So what did the urologist recommend?

 

[tlmarketing]

The problem with PSA test levels greater than 10, is that his likelihood of developing prostate cancer is around 70%.

 

[number9]

The urologist has been recommending biopsies, the client after 3 has gotten tired of taking them and paying for them. Thanks for your feedback!